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- noun Plural form of
boyhood .
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Examples
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It was too difficult to reconcile what had happened during the boyhoods of these young men with any sort of spiritual organization.
The Sins of Brother Curtis Lisa Davis 2011
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We knew each other from our teenage boyhoods; even though we weren't close and didn't talk in later years, what we went through together made us like family.
The Eternal Teenager in Love Steve Dougherty 2012
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It was too difficult to reconcile what had happened during the boyhoods of these young men with any sort of spiritual organization.
The Sins of Brother Curtis Lisa Davis 2011
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They are growing up to be their own persons, in their own ways, having their own particular all-American boyhoods, which they seem to think have been pretty good so far.
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They are growing up to be their own persons, in their own ways, having their own particular all-American boyhoods, which they seem to think have been pretty good so far.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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The two men had known each other since their boyhoods in Amsterdam.
The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008
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The two men had known each other since their boyhoods in Amsterdam.
The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008
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THEY BOTH ROSE FROM HUMBLE, small-town boyhoods to achieve extraordinary success.
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Love fails them because they expect women to heal the wounds of their boyhoods, and that can come only from other men.
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I mean, I though Jack Valenti's Boston Strangler testimony was over the top, but clearly, Jack took his cues from Sousa et al. Thirty-odd years later, the another group of pirates -- radio broadcasters, who refused to pay royalties for the music they file-shared over the airwaves -- violated Godwin's Law decades before it was formulated, comparing the entrenched rights societies that served the recording industry (the pirates of their boyhoods) to Adolf Hitler.
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